I-751 December 2017 Filers [merged threads]

[BarbaraL 2]

3 hours ago, dilip said:

BarbaraL- The strongest evidence is financial mingling and that they would like to see.  

[1] Send 401K beneficiary 

[2] Explain that house is already in one name , but living in the same house- diver licence with same address

[3] Beneficiary of life insurance

[4] More back statement up to Dec or Jan 2018.

[5] When went to doctor's office, if you sign any paper to write to share medical information to husband , get a copy of it.

[6] Any joint credit card you both open after ROC filing etc

[7] Health care power of attorney 

[8] Letter from friends or neighbor ( notarized  ) to support your relation etc

[9] Nov 2018, you did medical update, - send documents

 

ALL OF THEM- from the beginning of your marriage date to now

 

Thank you very much for your help. I will keep this list and try to get the most I can! 

I guess the person “helping” me didn’t advise me to get important documents with older dates (2016-2018) instead when I applied for the removal I took recent statements from like 3 months before. 

But once again thank you very much!!

[lizette1121622 1]

I had an RFE in September. Was given two weeks. Submitted information and today received notification case was transferred. Am waiting for the notice to know where it was transferred and why?

[lizette1121622 1]

Originally California Office

[lizette1121622 1]

Ok for the person who received the case transfer to Vermont, based on the case app tracker on January 11th and January 17th there was some movement and cases were transferred to a new office. Only movement based on my research was Jan 11th and Jan 17th. Hoping for good news soonest. Good luck

[BarbaraL 2]

I’m in California also. I hope they don’t transfer it. Seems like transferring it would take even longer. I was given 3 months for my RFE. 

[CharlieBrown 28]

noticed a lot of transfers today, mine still in CA

[dilip 187]

Not sure, why they waited so long to transfer cases?  Hope, the new office has adequate people to approve I-751.

[CharlieTanger 76]

On 1/15/2019 at 4:41 PM, cucu91 said:

Yeah, it's moving! A friend got approved yesterday and it's December 2017 filler!! 

 

Do you know what date they filed?

[Nayda 28]

Hello🤗

 

Just to list myself here as a I751 filer + I applied for N400. 3 year marriage based, 1 child. 

Dec 6, 2017 - I751 received 

Dec 26, 2017 - biometrics done

March 26, 2018 - case received to local office

Jan 2, 2019 - applied for N400 online

Jan 23, 2019 - I’m going for biometrics.

 

California proc.center, N400 field office: San Bernandino, CA

 

I want to be one of those “is it normal to have N400 interview this early” people on this forum 😃🙃🎉

[brien0512 61]

I read a post somwer that u can file n400 n do biometric but they wont process it yet for interview they will wait your 3rd year anniversary date on ur greencard before they process it for interview

[Nayda 28]

9 minutes ago, brien0512 said:

I read a post somwer that u can file n400 n do biometric but they wont process it yet for interview they will wait your 3rd year anniversary date on ur greencard before they process it for interview

Sure, of course, it is a requirement! My 3rd year GC anniversary is Feb 9th, so it is close

Edited January 18, 2019 by Dzenana

[Amhara 460]

50 minutes ago, brien0512 said:

I read a post somwer that u can file n400 n do biometric but they wont process it yet for interview they will wait your 3rd year anniversary date on ur greencard before they process it for interview

I have read the same.  But my husband’s GC date is nearly 60 days away, so that’s close.  Had the biometrics today, so whenever they are ready to process.  Our service center is very backlogged, so the sooner we are in line, the better!

[aionescu 1]

45 minutes ago, Dzenana said:

Sure, of course, it is a requirement! My 3rd year GC anniversary is Feb 9th, so it is close

I called USCIS on Jan 14 to precisely ask about this. They told me that they will actually stop processing the N-400 until the conditions are removed, as the condition removal was a requirement for the naturalization. I filed the N-400 on Dec 15 and had my biometrics on Jan 4. The USCIS employee said that my case looked like it was still being processed and that there were 2 options: they would either put me on the scheduling queue for the interview (which is most common), or they could schedule my interview even before my conditions would be removed, but I couldn't have my oath ceremony before the conditions are removed.

Edited January 18, 2019 by aionescu

[Amhara 460]

2 minutes ago, aionescu said:

I called USCIS on Jan 14 to precisely ask about this. They told me that they will actually stop processing the N-400 until the conditions are removed, as the condition removal was a requirement for the naturalization. I filed the N-400 on Dec 15 and had my biometrics on Jan 4. The USCIS employee said that my case looked like it was still being processed and that there were 2 options: they would either put me on the scheduling queue for the interview (which is most common), or they could schedule my interview even before my conditions would be removed, but I couldn't have my oath ceremony before the conditions are removed.

They used such confusing language!  If your USC application is scheduled, then that’s not really them stopping the process!

 

The applicant will need to make sure they are ready to fulfill both ROC & USC during that last interview.  They made it seem so difficult!

 

I don’t think I understand the options they explained to you.  In both, you get an interview and in both your ROC petition needs to be approved before being accepted as a citizen.  What’s the difference?

[brien0512 61]

So heres my question? I heard uscis sending material for u to study before the interview so im wondering when their going to send or is it true their sending it or u just have to go to their website to study it?